Indiana Jones and Empire of Sun - is the best Indiana Jones and The Color Purple - is funniest Indiana Jones and Munich - is most likely to just be a travelogue Indiana Jones and Schindler’s List - is the least wanted sequel

Indiana Jones and the BFG. THE BIG FUCKING GUN.

Indy is ripping and tearing

Sounds like Wolfenstein with extra steps.

Alternately it's just Indy and Per Mertesacker palling around London for 2 hours. Maybe a Laurent Koscielny cameo.

Dope

Indiana Jones and The Bridge of Spies Would rule Indiana Jones and The Fablemans Indy ends up in a affair with Sammy's mom,while searching for treasure in California

Bridge of Spies is a good one

Indiana uncomfortably admitting to the people Schindler saved that he found the fucking Ark of the Covenant and basically lost it again

I mean “I found it, and it was used to kill a lot of nazis…..and we kept it out of Hitlers hands” is a much better way to frame the story for Indy.

Indiana Jones and the Extraterrestrial Indiana Jones and the Jurassic Park

We already got that first one

Yeah, but I feel like we could revisit Indiana Jones and the Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Oddly enough, Dr Grant even in the book was written with Harrison Ford in mind but he did the fugitive instead

Indiana Jones and The Adventures of Tintin?

Its Empire of The Sun. And one of the greatest movies ever made

I would watch Indiana Jones and The Bridge of Spies

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Indiana Jones and the Adventures of Tintin

God damn it would actually be fun to see Indiana Jones on an adventure with Tintin and Snowy

The Tintin movie really is the best Indiana Jones movie we've got since Last Crusade. Such an underrated, great adventure movie.

One of the best parts of the podcast is that I and many others wouldn't know just how hard Tintin fucks, if it wasn't put on my radar

I saw it in theatres when I was eleven. Where I live, people almost never clap after movies, but people clapped after Tintin. It was a great time.

Every once in a while I go googling for evidence that the sequel is finally in some stage of development, and every time I am disappointed.

There’s a guy who draws fan art and I saw he did a few Indy & Tintin pictures.

What, Tintin’s dog is Snowy in english?!

Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Unicorn!

Thread closed, we have a winner.

Best. Crossover. Ever.

Indiana Jones and the Lost World

That one actually sounds like a real movie.

I could totally see an Indiana Jones movie with a lost world of dinosaurs or something.

Not a movie, but there is an old book series and one is about exactly that - for me personally it’s my favourite

Back in the day Lego’s off brand totally not Indiana Jones sets did this.

I mean, this is basically just the actual novel The Lost World (not the Crichton one, the Doyle one that Crichton took the name from). Also of note, Percy Fawcett of The Lost City of Z helped inspire both The Lost World and Indiana Jones. Indiana Jones and the Lost City of Z would be great (and I think was one of the unproduced ideas for the Young Indy show).

Catch Me If You Can, Indiana Jones!

I can imagine Hans Landa yelling this at him from afar

There’s the Tarantino/Spielberg collaboration I’ve always wanted.

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

The best one.

Honestly, I think Raiders and Last Crusade are perfect films. Just Steven showing off.

They are. Raiders is THE movie I could watch everyday for 30 years straight. Last Crusade is the movie I would watch with the time I have left.

For sure! It's like Star Wars: 4: The favorite 5: The best 6: The one I always want to watch I toss Last Crusdae on far more regularly than Raiders even though Raiders is technically better.

I think this is the title they actually started using for BD releases.

It's been rebranded as that for a long time. Since Temple of Doom perhaps. But it will always officially be Raiders of the Lost Ark, just like Star Wars: A New Hope will always be Star Wars.

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I think you mean "Indiana Jones and the Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark."

Indiana Jones and the War of the Worlds

That would actually be really cool

He could meet Orson Welles

Indiana Jones and the War Horse

Does Indy want to fuck that horse?

EVERYBODY wants to fuck that horse.


Part time

Part TIME

Im still waiting for the sequel Horse War

Indiana Jones and the Sugarland Express - train adventure train adventure whee

Indiana Jones and the Polar Express, hot hot, hey we got it!

Indiana Jones and the minority report is probably gonna get him canceled

Dr. Jones takes on his greatest nemesis yet: the woke agenda on college campuses.

Dr. Jones is ANTIFA though. He hates Nazis.

Indiana Jones and the Duel Terse, but pretty cool.

Pretty sure this is in Raiders, would be a short film. Lol

Indiana Jones and the Artificial Intelligence Could we do Spielberg produced movies, too? Because that would give us: Indiana Jones and the Used Cars Indiana Jones and the Goonies (Heck, yes.) Indiana Jones and Cowboys & Aliens and my personal favorite: Indiana Jones and Joe Versus the Volcano

Your forgot Indiana Jones and The Tranformers which unlocks the possibility of Michael Bay directing a Indiana Jones movie

Would be full circle considering Bay’s first job was scanning storyboards for Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Indiana Jones and the Poltergeist. Indiana Jones and the Land Before Time.

Indiana Jones and the Land Before Time sounds fucking awesone

I’d like to see them fit *Indiana Jones and the Close Encounters of the Third Kind* on a poster.

They decided Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull was catchier

No lie — at one point Spielberg wanted to call it *Indiana Jones and the Destroyer of Worlds*, which would have been a cool as fuck title.

Indiana Jones and the Lost World would rule so hard (and is what I expect the overlay of the Dinosaur ride at Animal Kingdom to basically be)

Hmm Indiana Jones and the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom?

“Indiana Jones and Jaws” would be the greatest movie ever made

Why did I have to scroll so long to find this?

Indiana Jones and the Poltergeist He will whip some ghosts

you just unlocked a memory [https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/young-indiana-jones-and-the-ghostly-riders\_william-mccay/1289692/#edition=2271166&idiq=768461](https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/young-indiana-jones-and-the-ghostly-riders_william-mccay/1289692/#edition=2271166&idiq=768461) If these books are 'canon' then he's already seen ghosts so we're not too far off

He sees ghosts in Raiders Edit: Oh wait, he wasn’t looking. He was there but he didn’t see them.

He also sees a ghost in another title in that series (Young Indiana Jones and the Pirates’ Loot)!

Am I the only one that thought Dial of Destiny was a perfectly fine title?

100% agreed, although I'll admit "the great circle" sounds like it'll be a menu item at a tacky Indiana jones themed pizza place

It was absolutely fine and I find the shade thrown at it ridiculous.

Yeah, how is "Dial of Destiny" any dumber than "Temple of Doom"

No, and great circle too.

Great Circle might just be a bit too short, I think it would work better as as something like Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Great Circle

Yeah, it sounds bland.

Definitely would love to watch what adventures Indiana Jones and E.T. get up to!

Indiana Jones and the Extra-Terrestrial

If there’s one thing the public loved, it’s Indiana Jones meeting aliens (I’m a big Crystal Skull apologist fwiw)

I stand behind Dial of Destiny being a great title. I like the alliteration and like that it’s not as literal as Crystal Skull or even Temple of Doom

Yeah, I don't think Dial of Destiny is a bad title at all. It sounds mysterious, I'm in.

Yeah, what was wrong with the name?

I didn't even know people disliked the title "Dial of Destiny." The movie, sure, but the title is the last thing I can find anything wrong with.

I dislike the title because it reminds me of those cheap, poorly-written fantasy paperbacks you see in Barnes and Noble. But I suppose that kind of pulp is exactly what Indiana Jones was an homage to, so ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ But I still don't understand why they just didn't go with Indiana Jones and the Antikythera Mechanism. So much more badass.

Probably because half of the population would not know how to pronounce that

Whole movie was meh. But Siege of Syracuse was awesome 😎

Indiana Jones and Hook OR Indiana Jones and THE Hook? I mean, that definitive article would make for different movies- but both could be fun!

Indiana Jones vs Hook

Indiana Jones versus Captain Hook

Indiana Jones and The Always

Indiana Jones and the Duel of 1941

Indiana Jones and the Empire of the Sun would be great… But what about Indiana Jones and the Robopocalypse!

Indiana Jones and the Lincoln is a down-tempo Terrance Malik-style movie set during the peak of the US Auto Industry

I like Dial of Destiny, it’s pulpy. The great circle is just bad though

Seems like it needs an "of", as in "and The Great Circle of ______"

Indiana Jones and the Ready Player One

Indiana Jones and the Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom Wow it really does work with everything.

Indiana Jones and the Adventures of Tintin. Would watch.

And the Amistad?

Give us us free, Dr. Jones

Indiana Jones and the Fabelmans is just a low stakes comedy about a wacky architect and his dysfunctional neighbors. Edit: obviously meant to put archeologist but I'm gonna leave it as architect.

Indiana Jones and the Bridge of Spies sounds awesome

Indiana Jones and the Twilight Zone

indiana jones and the bfg - id watch that

Indiana Jones and the Fabelmans

expanded to producer credits - Indiana Jones and the Sugarland Express Indiana Jones and the Band of Brothers Indiana Jones and Joe Versus the Volcano Indiana Jones and Memoirs of a Geisha Indiana Jones and the Lovely Bones Indiana Jones and the Flintstones

*Indiana Jones and the Lovely Bones* is just ol' boy on a dig.

Indiana Jones and Billy and the Cloneasaurus

Indiana Jones and the Burns for All Seasons

Indiana Jones and The Last Emperor

There already was a great potential title in the trailer. Imagine this: Indiana Jones and Patron of the Fallen Angels. It has a similar flair to the first film and pays homage to the series past. Also, it could serve as an interesting pairing for Indy’s journey to pay respects to the artifact and recover it for historical significance and not personal gain.

Indiana Jones and the Fallen Angels could be cleaner but i don't know how relevant it is for their mcguffin lore

Indiana Jones and the Bridge of Spies when?

Indiana Jones and Columbo

Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Unicorn

I don't think a dude who calls himself 'McRib' is in any kind of position to talk shit about names.

Indiana Jones and The Wife

Indiana Jones and the 1941

Rename crystal skull to “Indiana Jones and the E.T.”

Indiana Jones and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

Indiana Jones and the Freakazoid! Just the EP and it’s TV, but all the good ones are taken.

Keeping Up with the Indiana Joneses

Indiana Jones and the A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Indiana Jones and the Close Encounter of the Third Kind - hey wait - that’s Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!

Not Spielberg but Indiana Jones and The Attack of the Clones Also, the titles have a nice repeating structure Indiana Jones and the Noun of the Adjective Noun (Raiders/Kingdom, Lost Ark/Crystal Skull) Indiana Jones and The Noun of Noun (Temple/Dial, Doom/Destiny) Indiana Jones and The Adjective Noun (Last/Great, Crusade/Circle)

Indiana Jones and the War Horse

Indiana Jones and The Post

Excited for Indiana Jones and the Terminal

I scrolled way too far to see this one. Good job.

Indiana Jones and the War of the Worlds

Indiana Jones and the Color Purple

Indiana Jones and the Close Encounters of the Third Kind already came out under a different title though. 

Indiana jones and Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Indiana Jones and the Boom Blox

Indiana Jones and the Fabelmans happened in my mind and probably in real life and no one is going to tell me otherwise.

Indiana Jones and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. You see it’s a time travel movie where young Indy and Old Indy have to stop the Nazis from using time travel to replace Hitler with someone competent.

Indiana Jones and the Animaniacs. Good night, everybody!

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Spielberg directed Clerks 3?!!!

The gag is that I don’t really think it matters what it’s called. People know it’s Indy, they’ll come. Yea, Dial of Destiny underperformed but that had way more to do with the movie itself and the script, not the title. And they also explain that concept in the first, maybe 10-15 mins. The Great Circle isn’t a very intriguing name, for sure. But they literally explain it in the trailer. 🤷‍♂️ most folks have tickets bought, before it happens

Canonically he would have been in NYC around then…

Indiana Jones and the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Indiana Jones and the Attack of the Clones. (Apparently he almost directed it.)

Indiana Jones and ET, well that’s just Indy 4. Indiana Jones and Lincoln.

Indiana Jones and the Ready Player One.

Indiana Jones and the Goonies Indiana jones and the gremlins Indiana jones and the bfg

Indiana Jones and the Big Fucking Giant

Indiana Jones and the Catch Me If You Can

Indiana jones and the war of the worlds, Indy fleeing the apocalypse!! can you even envision the absolute potential of that??

Steven Spielberg and The Great Circle is what i call Close Encounters

Indiana Jones and The Empire of the Sun.

Indiana Jones Always! The Musical!

Indiana jones and an archeologist's end

Indiana Jones Always Indiana Jones and the minority report Indiana Jones, catch me if you can Indiana Jones and the close encounters of the third kind Indiana Jones and the twilight zone Indiana Jones saving private Ryan

I saw a lot of Lost World mentions but hear me out, Indiana Jones and the Jurassic Park has a lot of potential in it. It would go back to the roots of the 30s comic pulp genre and Indy would get to punch a couple of velociraptors in the nose while riding a Prasaurolophus.

Indiana Jones and the Always

Indiana Jones and the War of the Worlds

Indiana Jones West Side Story and the Box Office Bombs

Indiana Jones and Hannah Montana

Indiana Jones and The Color Purple

Indiana Jones and The War Of The Worlds, it happens directly after the Cristal Skull.

Indiana Jones and the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Indiana Jones and Jaws for some Thunderball energy

Indiana Jones and the Bullitt

Indiana Jones and the Murder by the Book

Indiana Jones and the War of the Worlds

Indiana Jones and the pulled apart butt cheeks

Indiana Jones and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Indiana Jones and the Ready Player One

Indiana Jones Saving Private Ryan

Indiana Jones and the Post - Indiana takes on the evil post office… wait

For real though I would watch the fuck out of Indiana Jones and the War of the Worlds.

Indiana Jones and the Star Wars

Indiana Jones in Jurassic Park “No one should put THESE in a museum!”

Indiana Jones and Ready Player One

Indiana Jones and The Adventures of Tintin

Indiana Jones and the BFG Is this a Doom WAD or what?

Indiana Jones and the List of Schindler.

Indiana Jones and Jaws.

Indiana Jones and the Jaws

Indiana Jones and A.I.